| Italian term or phrase: le palance | I *think* this is the term (please read on!). It could be something similar sounding (balance? parancie? farancie?)
This is from a video. The guy speaking doesn't have many teeth left so it's quite hard to tell what he says; very hard actually. But I think the word is palance. He worked on a boat and is describing pointing out areas which should be dredged for bodies after a serious accident at sea. Here's some context:
"ancorotti e boietti... per mettere i segnali dove dragavano le palance"
Thanks very much in advance. :-) |
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The translation workplace 
peer agreement (net): +1